Frits Van den Berghe
(3 April 1883 - 22 September 1939) was a Belgian expressionist painter.
He was born at Ghent. Like his friends Constant Permeke and Gustave De Smet, he first adopted the late-impressionist style of Emile Claus, but converted to expressionism during World War I.
Related Paintings of Frits Van den Berghe :. | The Idiot by the Pond | The Idiot by the Pond | Flowers over the city | The Cowherd | Twilight | Related Artists: Samuel Bell WaughAmerican, 1814-1885 Mauve, AntonDutch, 1838-1888
Dutch painter. He came from a large family of clergymen in the province of North Holland. At the age of 16 he was apprenticed to the animal painter Pieter Frederik van Os (1808-92): animals (especially sheep, but also cows and horses) became Mauve's preferred theme. He then trained for a few months with Wouterus Verschuur, who gave him his love of horses, in the style, at least, of Paulus Potter and Philips Wouwerman. William Ludwell SheppardAmerican, 1833-1912
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